Bridgerton’s Jonathan Bailey, Pierre Niney Among Guests at Ami – WWD

“But you are covered with diamonds,” exclaimed Farida Khelfa as she and Carla Bruni made their way to Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu under the colonnade in the home of Paris’ Palais de la Bourse, where Ami program took place.

Is it possible that Leroy-Beaulieu wore some of the Queen’s jewelry during filming to appear in the Netflix series “The Crown”? Despite her objections in that regard, she advises Parisians to “be a little more British – don’t worry too much about how you dress and what you can do, in any outfit. In France, we are too tame.”

Leroy-Beaulieu, who portrays the formidable Sylvie in Netflix’s “Emily in Paris,” confirms that the fictional public relations director is bound to hop on the subway, 6-inch heels and all. “Probably an Uber or two, but no more. You know how bad the traffic is in Paris these days,” she added.

On the way to their seats, Khelfa and Bruni passed French screen veterans Isabelle Huppert and Catherine Deneuve, who recently lent her a picture. AmiDéjà-Vu’s handbag front row seatCoffee shop style wooden chair.

“That outfit won’t last a second in the metro,” murmured one guest as they spotted British actor Jonathan Bailey, who plays the eldest of the Bridgerton family, posing in an alluring pose. in a bright pink suit.

Another public transport lover is Pierre Niney. “My whole life I have been on the subway. I love it,” said the French actor, who played Yves Saint Laurent in the 2014 couture biopic, confessing that he hadn’t photographed it in the past few weeks. “Though with the mask you can’t observe people exactly – their habits, their faces,” so he walked instead.

Lucky for him, his next project won’t require too much character research as he revealed that he will be producing and starring in an upcoming Netflix series, poking fun at the audience. actors and their industry. “It’s a work of fiction set in a movie theater,” he said with obvious amusement.